The brainstorm at Mezaparks could go up to 50,000 people

She said that no such concert has yet taken place on the newly renovated Mezhaparskaya spectators' square. "Theoretically, it seems like there could be 50,000 people, but we are counting again to determine the exact number," Auska said, adding that this year the demand for "Brainstorming" in Latvia is higher than the previous years.

Renārs Kaupers group members Kaspar Roga, Maris Mihelsons and Jānis Jubalts today at a press conference called the fans to come to the concert using bicycles, public transport, or by sharing private vehicles as much as possible to minimize environmental damage during the visit.

The spokesperson of Ergo Latvia, Oskars Mattisons, pointed out that the parking of bicycles was insured and insured in the concert areas of Jelgava and Riga

Lai An example of "green thinking" the concert generators will use eco-friendly fuel, as well as trash cans placed in the concert halls, highlighted by members of the group.

Brain storm is scheduled to tour Latvia this summer, revealing a performance on July 21 in Jelgava, Lielupe meadow in front of Jelgava Castle. On July 28 in Valmiera, the concert will take place in the meadows of downtown Dīvaliņa, but on August 3, "Brainstorm" will perform in the garden Reņķa Ventspils. On August 11, the group will give a concert at Daugavpils, but the tour will end on August 17 in the Great Scene of Mezaparks.

The last album of "Brainstorm" "On the Boys Who Tied the Drum" is on sale April 25th. The lyrics are recorded by members of the band, Ingars Viļums and the producers of the album – the Swedes Powell Olson and David Larson. Later, the group will also perform abroad – October 20 in Vilnius, November 29 in St. Petersburg, December 13 in Moscow and December 29 in Adelaide, Australia.